Raining Seasons: Of Organized Chaos, Floods & Death

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• FICOB 10 years ago

  How are you?

  How are you?

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• labornzy 10 years ago

  thank for your interprichness

  thank for your interprichness

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• Antwi korankye Williams 10 years ago

  Ghana will best than before if only we seek direction from God Almighty

  Ghana will best than before if only we seek direction from God Almighty

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• C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

  Something serious on the table and all you can think of is to spew your superstitious nonsense? Which God Almighty? The one in whose name we fFricans were ENSLAVED AND COLONISED FOR CENTURIES?
  
  Anyway, Kwabena, welcome back ...
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  Something serious on the table and all you can think of is to spew your superstitious nonsense? Which God Almighty? The one in whose name we fFricans were ENSLAVED AND COLONISED FOR CENTURIES?
  
  Anyway, Kwabena, welcome back, I hope, a reformed character. If not I've got my spikes-studded club waiting to strike. Hope you've settled in well at Cape Vars.
  
  Andy-K

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• Godd 10 years ago

  That's wonderful. Now he can help the old country where the help is needed most. I doff my hat off to him and wish him every success and well being.

  That's wonderful. Now he can help the old country where the help is needed most. I doff my hat off to him and wish him every success and well being.

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• Says Who 10 years ago

  There is nothing random in nature.

  There is nothing random in nature.

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• Mensah Abrampa 10 years ago

  I missed you and I'm sure most people did.
  I lived in Accra from the 60s and attended Adabraka Presby Primary and Middle Schools with the Odaw River as a backdoor neighbor. Every year the floods came and many lives and seve ...
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  I missed you and I'm sure most people did.
  I lived in Accra from the 60s and attended Adabraka Presby Primary and Middle Schools with the Odaw River as a backdoor neighbor. Every year the floods came and many lives and several properties were lost. It appears this problem is generations old but none of our prime ministers, presidents and military heads of state has been able to put the lid on this perennial flooding disaster and put it to an eternal rest. We have to blame all our leaders from Nkrumah to Mahama for failing to solve this recurring problem. It was never their priority and it's still not. These are some of the issues that should determine how we cast our votes but since most Ghanaians vote with a herd mentality the politicians get away with an easy pass. These lapses and tragedies will continue until the citizens get wiser with their voting. My heartfelt condolences and sympathies to all who have lost loved ones and properties through the gross inefficiencies of elected and appointed officials. Welcome my Denkyira Queen.( My great ancestors migrated from Denkyira Buabenso and settled in Asante Juaben).

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